BARWING Stationary Exercise Bike for Home Workout, 5 IN 1 Foldable Indoor Cycling Bike for Seniors, 350LB Capacity, 16-Level Magnetic Resistance, Seat Backrest Adjustments

Great foldable bike and worth the money
This bike was easy to put together and it is a great addition to my workout room. I love that it has bands where you can work arms and chest while on the bike and it has a strap on the back where you can work glutes. It is so good so far and it very stylish.

So quiet, it wispers!
Pleasantly surprised to the good quality it seems to be. My husband put it together in no time, and it’s very sturdy. I’ve had it now for almost a month and use it while watching TV…so very quiet, I can hardly hear it while riding, it’s like a wisper! I’m 5’2, so I really have to raise my foot high to get on, but it’s very comfortable to sit. I’m 73 so I probably won’t be standing and spinning, so I can’t review that. Digital read-out is large enough to read without difficulty. I like the calorie read-out…helps me keep going! Perfect machine for those rainy, winter days! I would recommend this compact bike.

BARWING, bar none! You get more than for what you pay for.
Excellent bang for the buck. Have been using it for at least 2+ weeks now. The base is sturdy and stable. The seat is somewhat wobbly but it’s because of its tilt adjustment nature — any hinges that allows angle adjustment to the seat will tend to wobble. The wobble isn’t that bad, just noticeable. I will point out below the relevance of this seat tilt feature, and why the “wobble” is a fair enough trade off for the “seat tilt” feature.The seat is usable enough for a 20-30 minute duration. Then the cushion becomes noticeably uncomfortable. But that’s ok, I only need it for 20-30 mins anyway. More than 30 mins of cycling leads to muscle break down, so I keep it below 30. If you plan to use it beyond 30 mins regularly, you might want to invest on a seat cushion add-on.Equipment footprint is greatly understated especially when your trying to fit it in a small home gym set up.Assembly was pretty straight forward. Did it myself in about 2 hours.Resistance bands are a welcome bonus.The cycling motion is smooth, unstrained. Occasionally the left pedal will have a “sticky” point where it clunks, but sometimes it doesn’t. I still have to figure out where it’s coming from, although it does not take away from the function of the machine. It’s just something I’m suspecting to be a potential problem in the future.I was looking through cardio/warm-up equipment for my home gym, and was deciding among 3 form factors: an elliptical, a stepper or stationary cycle.Most steppers for home set up use pressure valves. Smallest footprint between the 3 form factors. Unfortunately, most steppers have a very shallow step depth. The experience is not even close to stairmaster-type machines you find in the gyms. Most of these home units are the “in-front-of-the-tv” kind, not a set-up that’s befitting an actual home gym, at least in my taste.Then there are the ellipticals. Ellipticals will take up the biggest amount of space in a small home gym setup between the 3, no matter how small of an elliptical it is. The bigger the elliptical, the more stable and reliable it is. If I had to choose an elliptical, it should have 3 things: a seat, a tablet/phone holder, and a smooth glide. The best way to find the right elliptical is to test it in store, then find the model online. Unfortunately with this COVID fiasco, store hopping to compare equipment isn’t as accessible, so buying blindly online is obviously a higher risk. A few ellipticals online had what I was looking for, sans being able to test. Advantages of an elliptical is simultaneous upper and lower body motion while in an upright position, not just working extremities but also postural muscles.Then there’s the stationary cycles: foldable bikes, spinning bikes, recumbent bikes, under-the-desk-cycles. A spinning bike was overkill for my needs, especially the price for well-rated spinning bikes. Recumbent bikes took the most space, just like an elliptical. Under-the-desk cycles, you spend more for what you’re getting.Then there’s the foldable bikes. Had to find the one that would fit my budget of under $200, and meet the basics of what I’m looking for: a tablet/phone holder, a small footprint, and a smooth ride. The footprint on this bike is great. Even when you open it up to “recumbent mode” the footprint is still small, compared to an actual dedicated recumbent bike, but you still get the recumbent seating profile. And the best part with this Barwing bike is that the seat has a TILT feature that allows you to levelize the seat so it can be horizontal (instead of tilted forward up) while in a recumbent position. MOST of these folding bikes DO NOT have this feature. And it makes all the difference in comfort. Imagine cycling for 20-30 minutes with the front end of the seat tilted and poking up — sliding and pushing your tailbone back, curling forward the normal curve of your low back, and poking your inner thighs with that seat front protrusion.The backrest for this seat is also a great feature. You won’t appreciate the value of a backrest on a stationary bike until you have one. For any bike that claims to be able to go into a recumbent position, a backrest is a MUST HAVE.Then there’s the added resistance bands. These bands can now supplement upper body movements while cycling. Pretty much comparable to the purpose of upper body movements you get from an elliptical, but with more degrees of freedom: reach overhead, swing your arms back, to the side, do bicep curls, triceps kickbacks, shoulder flyes, etc.Obviously, you don’t get postural muscle involvement in a stationary bike vs an elliptical, but this wasn’t a primary consideration because it was just going to be a warm-up/cool-down and/or shredding phase cardio equipment.With this bike, I can use it in recumbent, semi-recumbent or upright, all in a small footprint.About the cycling resistance, I don’t know yet. I should have tested the touted “magnetic resistance” but I have only used it on the zero setting for now, only because I use it as a warm up machine before I get into powerlifting/weight lifting.So far, a good product. A few improvements could have been made, but for about $179+ it’s definitely a good buy for what you get.Highly recommended.

エアロバイクの経験はジム用の本格的なものから、家庭用の簡単なものまで幅広い方だと思います。まず、組み立て精度は値段の割には良い方です。男性なら一人でも1時間以内、工具は一通り付属していますが電動工具があれば30分もあれば組み立て可能かも。段ボールやゴミの片付けの方が大変です。　エアロバイクとしてはシートなど想像より調整可能な所も多く、駆動音も静かです。パルスはアップルウォッチの計測とほぼ同じです。付属のゴムバンドは簡単なものですが人によってはありがたい物なのかも知れません。シートの背もたれはすごく気に入りました。iPadで動画視聴しながら長時間の利用が快適です。パネルの角度はそれに合わせて少し起こしましたが、そこは自己責任かと思います。可能なら改良してください。耐久性はこれからの判断ですが長く使えるなら、良い買い物だと思います。メーカーの、安くて良いものを提供したいって気持ちが伝わってきます。

cumple con lo que esta publicado, llego en tiempo y forma

組み立ては思った以上に簡単です。ペダルが入らないと思ったら左右で回す方向違うだけでした。音もぜんぜん静かなんで家族にも迷惑かからないです!あとは数回使ってみないとわからないですが…ただ今は良い買い物したと思います。